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Dr. Nili Kaplan-MyrthOttawa Citizen |
A once-rare disease is making an inexcusable comeback. Yet we have the tools — vaccines, masking, ventilation and testing — to stop it.
All Canadians have a stake in ensuring the history that led to the Holocaust is not repeated. But since Oct. 7, we feel like we are on the brink.
I do not have an answer for how we avert the worst aspects of humanity — only that we must speak up.
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